This Bit-Part Actor Is Called Yu Huatian

I think Yu Huatian really did time travel. He'll either become a capitalist or enter politics. Once you're used to being a boss, who wants to be an actor and follow someone else's orders?

Is the difference between practicing martial arts and not practicing just a change of soul? Even if Yu Huatian's martial arts are high, you should practice before bragging after transmigrating. He's only been in the game for two days and he's already doing all sorts of action scenes, and the supporting characters are all over him thinking he's amazing. Even an ordinary person would have a hard time doing the splits!

Do you know the inside story about Wang Bozhao being beaten by Dicky Cheung and Nicholas Tse? It's just that it says Wang Bozhao harassed a makeup artist. Back then, Hong Kong actors and behind-the-scenes staff were generally considered superior; I don't believe Xiao Bailong would harass a makeup artist. Later, why was Dicky Cheung completely banned in mainland China? Think about it yourself.

From Jiaqian Jushi to Gao Yanei, and then to Yu Huatian 😂

Don't you want to take a look at what you've written? It's just self-deprecating and increasingly disgusting.

Finally, it's not Liu Yifei as the female lead anymore. I don't even want to click on any of the ones featuring Liu Yifei.

Gao Yanei. Ding Xiu. Emperor Chongzhen. Murong Fu. Who else? Every book that becomes popular is just a copycat.

The introduction is so off-putting. Who do you think you are, doing whatever you want? Do you have connections? And you think you can play any role you want? Yu Huatian is so arrogant because he has an emperor backing him up. In reality, even Jack Ma might encounter people who don't give you face. ヾ^_^♪

At first, I thought the protagonist was a poor guy, but then I learned he was a young company owner, his father owned a company and was a coal mine owner, his mother's family had underworld connections, his second uncle was involved in South Korea, and his eldest uncle was involved in the United States. This guaranteed that the protagonist would have no ceiling when filming in Los Angeles. Upon seeing this, the words "Bamboo Union" popped into my head.

It was so exaggerated that it lost its appeal. Things started to feel strange from the moment the challenge began. The beginning was fine, but later on... Was the author really the same person?